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Korean lash lift vs Signature: what is the difference?
What the Korean name means, what Flirty’s appointments include and the questions worth asking before you book.

The useful bit
At Flirty, Signature includes tint; Premium Korean includes tint and conditioning, with extra appointment time.
The name is only the beginning
Korean lash lifts have become a familiar name on beauty menus, but the label does not tell you every product, step or result involved. It is better to ask how the artist performs the treatment, what is included and what would suit your natural lashes.
A Korean lift is still a treatment for your own lashes. It does not add extension fibres. If your main aim is added density or a textured lash set, start with our lift-versus-extensions comparison before choosing a lifting appointment.
Why techniques and products need to work together
Nouveau Lashes describes Korean lifting as a technique that can use a different sequence of lash placement from a traditional lift. Its professional guidance also makes clear that suitability depends on the particular lifting system and how it is used.
That is a useful reason to avoid broad claims that every Korean lift uses the same ingredients, is automatically gentler or lasts longer. Those are not promises that can be made from a treatment name. Your artist’s product instructions, assessment and application matter. The manufacturer sources below explain the general technique; they do not identify the product system used at Flirty.
What is included at Flirty Studios?
Our Signature lash lift includes tint in a 60-minute appointment. Premium Korean lash enhancement includes tint and conditioning in a 75-minute appointment. The extra time and included conditioning are practical differences you can see on our menu.
For current costs, use the lash-lift treatment menu and check the price shown on Fresha before confirming. Offers can change, so it is more useful to compare the actual service inclusions than to choose by a temporary price.
| Appointment | Listed time | Included |
|---|---|---|
| Signature lash lift | 60 minutes | Lash lift and tint |
| Premium Korean enhancement | 75 minutes | Korean lash lift, tint and conditioning |
Which finish should you ask for?
Explain whether you want a subtle lift, a more noticeable curl or clearer definition at the tips. Tell the artist what you have tried before, what you liked and anything you would change. If you wear mascara most days, describe the effect you usually aim for.
Your natural lash length and condition remain part of the discussion. A lift cannot promise the density of an extension set, and a particular photograph is not a guaranteed outcome. The Korean lash-lift page gives the studio’s service details and a direct booking link.
Before you choose a date
Allow at least 48 hours between the relevant patch test and treatment at Flirty. Tell the studio you are considering a Korean lift so it can confirm which testing and consultation steps apply. Mention existing extensions, recent lash lifting or any previous reaction before booking.
Finally, plan around the aftercare for the actual system used. Read our lash-lift aftercare guide for the questions to ask, including when you can swim, use mascara and return to your usual routine. Keep the instructions you receive at your appointment rather than substituting advice for another brand.
Sources & further reading
Published 3 November 2026. General guidance supports these articles; follow the instructions for your own treatment. Manufacturer references explain their own systems and do not identify the products used at Flirty Studios.
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